Leo's Kitchen
Every job Optimeleon runs for your project, who is running it, and what happened. The place to look when something is taking longer than you expected.
The Kitchen is the back of house: every job Optimeleon is running for your project, who is running it, and what happened. It is where you look when something is taking longer than you expected, or when you want to know whether a run actually finished.
The crew
Six agents, always present. A card shows “Working” while that agent has something in flight; clicking it filters the job list to its work.
| Agent | Does |
|---|---|
| Scout | Scans pages and captures the site so everyone else has something to work from. |
| Strategist | Turns the analysis into ideas: the angles worth testing. |
| Builder | Turns a locked idea into a real, QA-checked variant. |
| Publisher | Ships approved variants to the edge and wires them into the bandit. |
| Analyst | Watches the results: lift, allocation, and what is actually winning. |
| Researcher | Digs up competitor and market context to sharpen the next round. |
Reading the job list
Recent work is listed newest first, each row carrying its status, what it was working on, and when. Open one for its detail: the stages it went through, how far it got, and the error if it failed.
| Status | Means |
|---|---|
| Queued | Accepted, waiting for a slot. |
| Running | In flight right now. |
| Completed | Finished. Its output is on the page it belongs to. |
| Failed | Stopped with an error. The detail view names it, and most failures can be retried. |
Retrying
Failed jobs can be re-run from their detail view. If a job keeps failing on the same page, that page is usually the cause: a login wall, a consent gate the scanner cannot pass, or a page that behaves differently for an automated browser. Tell your Optimeleon contact and include the run.